MON State Chief Minister U Aung Kyi Thein visited the Puma Power International Port Terminal in Katonepaw Village, Mudon Township, yesterday morning for an inspection.
During the visit, the terminal manager reported that, under the supervision of the Mon State Government, Myanmar Energy King (MEK) Company Limited and Yar Zar Min Industry Company Limited store petroleum products at the Puma Power International Port Terminal for monthly distribution within the state. An official also reported on the status of fuel sales to local petrol stations. State ministers emphasized ensuring there is no fuel shortage in the state.
The Chief Minister instructed that, in line with national efforts to prevent fuel shortages, the Mon State Government continues to oversee the full supply of fuel. Authorities were instructed to guarantee uninterrupted delivery of fuel to townships within the state, ensure the public can access sufficient fuel, and prevent the illegal sale of petroleum products.
The Chief Minister then observed the supply of fuel into the storage tanks with petroleum offloaded from the LYNX SATU tanker, totalling 8,000 tonnes. They also monitored the distribution of fuel from the storage tanks to bowsers, ensuring that the public can purchase fuel conveniently at regulated prices.
Mon State authorities will continue to oversee fuel supply and distribution throughout the state to prevent shortages and illegal sales. — State IPRD/KZL
